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Paste MCP & AI Tools

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Infinite clipboard for Claude, Codex and other AI tools. Privacy-first, lightning fast, searchable, and avaialbe across all devices.

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  • AI assistant
  • Natural language interface
  • Workflow automation
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Overview

Paste MCP is a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Paste, the macOS clipboard manager. It gives AI tools such as Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other assistants access to a Mac's clipboard history and pinboards, with the stated design goal that nothing leaves the device. An assistant can search clipboard items, pull one into context, or save its output to a pinboard.

Setup can be done with the add-mcp command, which connects Paste to all installed AI apps, or manually per application (for example, Claude Code and Codex are added with a single command). Paste itself also offers an in-app connection flow under Settings → MCP & AI Tools, where the user clicks Connect AI Tool and chooses an app. The first time an app uses Paste, it asks the user to authenticate and allow access.

On privacy, the README states that Paste MCP runs locally and bridges the AI app to Paste's on-device server, sending nothing to Paste's own servers. Clipboard items only reach AI apps the user approves, and access can be revoked at any time in Settings → MCP & AI Tools.

Requirements are macOS with Paste 6.6+ and MCP enabled in Settings, plus Node.js 18+. The project is released under the MIT license.

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Use Cases

  • Developers use Paste MCP to give AI tools access to their Mac's clipboard history and pinboards.
  • Users use the add-mcp command to connect Paste to all their installed AI apps at once.
  • Assistants use Paste MCP to search the user's clipboard items.
  • Assistants use Paste MCP to pull a clipboard item into context.
  • Assistants use Paste MCP to save their output to a pinboard.
  • Users connect an AI app from inside Paste via Settings → MCP & AI Tools.
  • Users revoke an AI app's access to their clipboard items in Settings → MCP & AI Tools.

Features

AI assistant

Natural language interface

Workflow automation

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